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~~. LONDOg 'GdZETTE, Aov. 17, 18 t.0..:;1 War -9/frce, Now. 17,. zS e. ANDUM. pnointment of Captain Ulysses Ihni,h, .61 - the - 9zd . to tlie . Brevet Rank of M:jur in the. Army, as stated c q azette:of the tbth ult. has nut taken place. . . .• lisslons ip the King's Own Regiment of Staffordshire Militia, signed by the Loot Lieutenant. . . . ' I,ieuzenahts —Mat tli,:v Talbot, Gent. -George Ham - ii . Gait'. Tuotnas Gardiner, Gent. '. pissionz signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County. !••• • of Berks. . e Deputy Lieutenants—Sir William Herne, Knr. airy Kearney, -E'sq. r rederick i'a,e., , Esq. .Ed,valki `f!;lla&t.i.„ - Esq. -Ctiarles- Hayes, Esq. • 1 ' 1 • Nlilitia. • • .. .. Ensigo.—lobri•d . ollyer, Gent. • f:. • I• - _lst Local Militia. re'Captain— Ed4va;d 13rii:e : , tinny, Esq. e. Ensign--Williani Montagu Lainb,: tent. _ . _ 2a Local Militia. $-Citptain—Robert Alickled, Esq. ._ • . u., Aojutant— John Knight, bsq, Lieutenants.— iatnes bo.ce, Genf. "oho Pine, - Gent. iII nes M;dwinter, Gait. Charles Bingley; Gent ebe Crisigit=-iVilliarn Cossurn; Gent. "I'lioinJ:s Fre 4ick 6owden, Cent. • , !' 4 , 3d or,Royal Local Militia. - )e Captain—Coventry Rook Bearcroft, E sq. be Lieutenant—Henry Redford, Gent. • White Horse lnfanvy. be Captain—Thomas Waite. Esq. . .3.e Ensigns—James King, Gent. William-Church, Ge.it . ,dward Hiscock, cent. Windsor Volunteers. be E nsig Will ia rn Sanders, Gent. rnatissions signed by the Lord.l..ieutenant of. the County of Gloucester. i.be Deputy LieurenaLts— William Cycle Adey Esq. john :hattield Tyler, Esq. . BANKRUP ES. Jun Camon, of Wateringsbury; Kent, innkeeper and tanner, to surrender Nov. - 26, at One,'.3o t and Dec. .20, at twelve,- it ttornies, - Mr. Cooke, Mat,isiolle', Dr Mr, Webb, St. Tlioni:i.'s.'street, Southwark. • ithaniel Butcher, et k•v thurnill.street, Finsbury-square, Putcper, Nov. zo, Dec. 1, and 2g, 'at ten, at.Guildnatt. Attorney, Mr. Syddatl, Aniersgare-street. - • l'on..Lara, of the Minorits; nauerdasha; Nov.. 20,• Dec. 1, brut 29, at ten, :at C,utleinatl. A tturnies, - Messrs 416 Ward and Abrahams, Jewry-street Mtigaie. , • . (in Lancliester, of 'St... fames:s-street, milliner- and dress' inaker, Nov. 24, .Dce, , 1, at eleven, and, 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Niessf. W):l'uin and iturite, court, Chating.Cross. • - tin aril Roberts, of llamMerstnith, bricklayer, Nov. 26, at twellx, '3O. at ten,, and Dec. 29, , -at elevtii, at Guildhall. A mulles, Mesirs. linpey•and Wightman, Inner Temple lane. .eorge Scott and Edward Barchard; of Felichurch.strzet LCharhbers; slup and insurance-brokers, Nov. 20,' Dec i, and 29. , atone, at :.4ittorrites, Messrs. kink limn and Co. S liorter's.t.ourt, tthroginorton-strect... Stone Arnald, of Plince`;.square, St. G curge East, carpenter,,Nov. 20, at ten, 30, 'and Dec. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. - Reeks,- Wellclose-square: • 7honias Smith Williams, of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 13, 14, and 29; at one,. at , -Globe Tayorn,, Attornies, Mr. Blict&k . , Paler -buildings; ferritple, London ; !Of Messrs. Bardswell and titeplienson, and Mr. Law,. - Liverpool. • ti,:liard Percival Nloulson,,of Wigan, .and, Peter Fawcett, of t, .Manchester, maitufactthers, 'Dee. 4, and 29, at eleven,-• at the Bridgewater Nrins, ,Mancliester. A:tonnes, Iklzsso. -OuckwOrni, Cluppintiali, and Dennison, Mali ; cheaiter. • poor g d Williamson, of York, - shoemaker, Nov. i 6, 2/, and 29, , t e i even ,-It the -White I tart Tavern, 'Attorilies, Mr: Raliiti hilts, CLancery lane, London; or Mr. Robert Gallant, Hoft. • . Stechert, of Hanover-street, •Hatim , ec square,. ZslnV..;29, - at ten, 30, and Dec. 29, a t eleven., (.;1114111311. Attorney; MH r. niricit, Cecil•stree - „ Strand. I4 3 wkins, of f2il:llteini4in,.Gloucestershire, plumber and glailer i .Occ. 3, at st :4, at ten, anti a9,4t- eleven, at the Pl6ogii inn, C hultenhaiii. A ttornies, tilt. Pruen, Cheltetthatn; or Mt:ssis.Vizard and Hutchinson, Lincoln's. Inn. • Walter Beaumont, of Crossland, Almondbury, Wiltshire; eotton-sihnner, Dec.. 5; 6, , . and -29, at . eleven, at the ‘Vbite• Lion Lin Inn, Halifax. Atturnits, Mr. Vv igle_- worth, Stray's-!rill, London ; or Messrs Wigiesworth and Thompson, Halifax. - , • - Wiiliam ,Matthews, of Stone, Staffordshire, and . John Phil : 'lips, Liverpuol,,boutmakers, Dec. 6,7; and 29, at eleven, at rite G lobe Tavan, tiverpool.• • AttornieS, Mr. Thomas ' john-street, • l3cdtord-row,'_London ; or Messrs. G rit4th and Hind, `Liverpool.. • • IFrancis 'ci.oodjir, of-Manchester, merchant, Nov. 30, tie c t, and 29:at ten, at the gridgewater Atm-, '1 lin, Manchester. Attornies, *Messrs. -Barrett anti Manchester ; or .I‘lesi;rs. Willis, l'airtiturne, and Clarke, Wainturd-court, , London.• . • - James Ditchfield, of Manchester, cotton.inanufadurer, llec. 5,6, and 29, 1 at ten, at the Star inn,- Manchester. At . comics, Messrs. Barrett_ and. kVilson, Manchester or Talessrs,. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Warniurd-court, London Thomas Woodward and `:Thomas Re'tun, of .Sfratfurd, Essex, dyers, and calico-printers, Nov. 2.4, at twelve, Dec. 4, at eleven, and 29, at ten,.at Guildhall, London 4 • tutor trey, Mr. J. l-ole-Strict, Cripplegate: • - ' • i Spnuel Bullard, the elder, and •lathes Christian . Bullard,,the younger, of Ltwin, l ate ot- Ely,• Cambridgeshire, farineN, Nov. 2a, at eleven, 30, ai.d Dec. 29, at twelve, at Guild ball, London. - A ttLAricy, Mr. kenrick, IL:Mehl-street; Christchurch,;Surrey. • Edward %Vestal I,:of Iriungerfbrd, Wiltshire, tanner, Noy. 30, Dec. 1, arid 29, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Bat-lt. Attornies, Messrs. BaNters and Nlartrn, London ; or Mr. E.. Salmon, Bath: . Rees flowell, - late of Alanclicster, porter-dealer and viaual- Nov. 28,,Dec. 12, and 29, at two, at Ilia Spread Eagle • Inn, Manchester. At wtmeS, Mcsbrs. Woodburne and Manch6ter ; cr Mr. Wi&leswortli,• _square. Sanyaa.:l ,argent, of Bath, china-man, Nov. 30, Dec.' r, and 29, at one,. at the Greyhound Inn , Rath. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bal. in; or Mr. Dorton, 1A11[11 , 141'6-, .Inn, Lond..n. • . • . , (olio Neare, Lite of Lonlikam, _Dorsztshire, meal:llan, Dec. 20,. 21, and 29, at two, at the - Crown inn, Ringwood, county of Southampton. nornies, Messrs. lilake,LoolOs... Carey• ritreet, London; or Mr. Liaid.,vip, .Ring- •‘•vouii. Fr.ueis Shand, of Liverpool, merchant, Dec. to, t 1, and 29, riciven,.' at th._: Globe tavern, Liverpool. Attornies., I.lesNrs. Crump and Lotiie, Liverpool f, or Mr. liAtt)e, . 'l:hartt.cry-lane, London. loan Sal;th, of Notties, Devonshire, coal-merchant, Nov. so, an Dec. ,t, and 29, at eleven, at the Gloue (on, hx,e- Attutiiics, Mr. riiliner ; No. b , hartiard's luy, Hol born, London; or Tlinnes Filature, Seat:oath:, Exett t . 6eorge'lrancillon, of Westmorland Buildings, 13;4.1 - 111°1pin:iv- Cicise, stock. broker, Nuv, 26, aini Dec: 29, at eleven, it Apornie.s, ..irfessrs. Huniphreys and L)unater, Loinicn-hridge Foot, Soninivatk. • .A IMary•Tailoor Coie, .of 'Hatton- &nth:a, Middlesex,' copper . plate engraver, NOv. 20, - tinti - Dec. 4, and 29, At ten, at • Gnildhall— Attornies, Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's-build ings, liolb,ru. -• . • 1v ur,aut Mitbitin, of the Old City Chamfers, Bishopsgat'e,... ~ t reet, Nov; 24, at twelvc., and Dec. 4, and 29, at ten, at • (v ' i alritiall. Atturnies, iNtWtai. Desse and Dendy, fireant . ,s. h.O Chancery-l ane. • f: -On Young,,of liury- stieet, -Bloomsbury, Middlesettijvery iziabi-e, keeper, Nov, 20, and Dec. 'l, 29, at one; at Gat iii• hall. Attorney,-,Mr„Saiatiet'lltornoo ,-td:lins. Great t:tir blooinSbury. lona (.tall, of Spring , street, Saint Mary'-le-bone, - cii.Andler, Nov, 27, dt twelv,,and Lien, ;it at Guildhall. Atto,ni:y, Mr. kiastaurooke„ 48, ilayniattct. jutih BrowL, Mani:Lester; .'Dec. 6,7, and ,29, 'a v• ei&er., at. the Palace,lnn,,Manchester. ,Attoniies, 'Philip Hurd, Tempe, London'; ot Mr: flankin; Spring. gar(..z.is. Manchester.. . • 'Solomon W4. , ,gini, of ;!Cloth-F'air,,taylor.,Nov. 26, 'and, Dec. • 3, ant 29, at Aft-i.irney, Mr. Castle, • yaPs:li:ki, ltolborn ", 'lames leek, Ltinthard-Street, Stationer, N0v.24, at twelve, • • 'and Dec' 29, k ten, at. G.uilcivaii. Attorney,'Mr. am r SLeyens* No. 1, Slob College-Oardeos, Alderman- : buy. • • Thomas Williams, Newgite-street, linen-drarer, Nov. 26, and Dec. 3,- rand 29-, at twei , le, at cuilohatl. • Attorne, Mc liartiey ; New .I.iri!ge-sticet, illac-l:triars. • joint jUltiistott, of Maidstone, w001.161.-tirme,r, Nov. 20, and Dec. 22, and so, at eleven, at (...tirldhall. Attorney, Air.. • •• • Robert lohnston, of Old Cravel.l,ine, baker, Noy, , 20, and Dec. t, ..wct 29; at twelve,' at Guildhall. Atto.ines, Niess:s. Parnell, and Raffles, Chinch•street, . Geory,e, ll3esekel,'of 'G'elrard-strer, tay Nov. 27, - ancl • Dec. 1, anal 29, it eleven, at (.;u:td!lail. Attorney, Mr.; Frederick Snout, Chinks-street, Caveildislo-square: polio Laichnan, - ot 'Gravel lane, ,liat-Maittitactuier, Nov. 27, and Dec. 1, and 24, twei \re, at Guildhall: Atro.ncy, • Mr., I. • . "Meymott, Burrow's-buildings, road. lam Smith, of 'Newton, Mattchestet•, muJiii.manut - acturer, , Nov. 27, and Dec. 29, at eleven, At the, Mez,lt•y-A rid,- I on, .Manchester. i , tio.nies, Mr. Unwin, , Manchester. or ' Messrs Mule and Parry, liiner-Tern pie, London. folio Salter, late of Bath, coidwainer,Nitv z 6, and.Deci, 29, at twelve, at G Mita; I: A‘itormei, i.irasrs. C lai ke and • Sou, Ii ih , . or Mr: William Morton, hum sityars-litn, Lon 'on. • Rob..rt Searcn, of Pontefraa, York, banker, Nov. z 6, at the Rose and Crown-lno, fludilersticid ; at.d Dec. 22Z • and 29, at the keti POlitet.act. Attorney, Mr. Co eman, Pontefract." john Fox Seaton, or Pontefraet, York, banker, Nov. 26, at tile Rose and Crown !alit, tit Ilidderti,-;:d, ion Dec. 22; and 25, at the Red 1.1031-Intl,. iu Pontetract, atu,evecteach flay. Attorne,- Mr. Cotoemdri, iwttetraet. 101111 Sexton, ot. Poittetratt, Yetk,• baAer, Nov. 26. at the Rose C town- inn, tlodder:tieui, atin Dee. 28, 29,.at rue Red "Pcnitetrazt. .Attorne - r Mr.• "Coleman, • l'o. • ii,kker, of Bristol," seethrnan, Nov. 19, 'and Dec. 2, and 29, at twelve, at the Rummer Tav i ero, firistol, 'At. tornic.s, - .‘l(. l Edward Steplynts, Bristol ;.u. Messrs. SWeet and Stokes, Kinz's,l342itcli Walk . 1 etop.e, London. James Rtstion, now or late ot ltfuideistleto, Y. ikslore, top maker. 26, : 27, at rive, and Dec. 29, at at S wan l L'iact;Ord. Atrocities, Messrs. - I lei arid Bentley, 13t - Olord ; or Mr. Evans, Dattuil-Garnen, -Lotidtiii • • Thorri.olt.irtlett and 'ln ti West, of Wandsworth, Surrey, canco-printers, Noy De-. 1, and 29, 1 at ten, at timid hall, Loiidoo. Attorney,'Mr. jopson; LasOe-street tui-- born. . . Thont'as Nlaynard, now or late' of Nloutit Pleasam, Cierken . Weil, ID); rriMiltai.AUrer i ;N6y.'2,6, 3, and Dec. '29,, at twci Se, at Guildhall. Attorines, Messrs. fliilyaid, and King, Lopthall-Court, Throginorion-street. john Lee or.nott. enure:l44l,e, 4 itetoea , Mariner, Nov.: 21,- at eleven, and Dec. 29, at ten, at „kind - W . IAI. At tonnes, Messrs,. Foulkes, Langford, and Waltotd,*South- - ainpion-street, Covent-pr.:en ' , lames Cooper,..late of Plyin..utti, dealer, Nov,•• 20, and Dee. 1, and - ag, at ten, _ar Attorney Mr. Lamb A ldersgate street. • 4 ' Witham Messenger, of Mitcham, Surrey, stone-mason; Nov. • 24, and Dec.' i; , and 2y, at •tweive, /at Gulldhall. At- •• torney, Nlr...F.ry.ettpNltloank-street, Westminster. William Edwards,. of Tootey-street, Southwark, victualler, Nov': 24,.'and Dec. 4, and 29*, at eleven; at Guildhall, -At tarney, Mr. POpkirt, Dean -street, Soho. I)IkIDENOS. 'Dec. to - jarhes Carver Gill, of Smallburgh, Norfolk, gro. ' ' cer, at the Kigls-Heatt Inn Norwich. Dee. 'B. ••Thomas Paterson, of Nicholas-lane, broker, at One, 'at Guildhall. Dec. it., lohn Cox; of Leighton Buzzard,_ Bedfordshire, corn . , • and fiOur -merchant, at 'Guildhall. • 'Dec. t3.' Jolla Norris, of - eon:mouth, baker, at the George. ldn,-Tortsmoutn. Dec. rz..• Thomas (t-swald, of' Berwick; upon- - Tweed, bread:: baker. at the Angel, lterw:ck upon Tweoct. ',Dec, 17.- James Bayley - , ot Manctiester, merchant, at the Star Inn, Manchester. • . Dec. tr. Sammil•Steers - ' ' of 'Cipp:nip.place, St. George's in the East, imiilder,al G arc:Mali. - • •: - • . • Dec. tr. • j•honias Iteed, - ,ut Bisbrip•-,ate :,treet, ger, at Guildnall. . • • • • Dec. 2z. John Patterson, of Woolwich, grocer,•at Guildhall. Dec. t 5. 'Samuel Allen, ot Crucial; Glamorgan, fellmon - • ger, ar Dec. i 5. Henry , James, of St.. Mary Me, Merchant; at Guildhall. •S Dee . , to.. IVilliam Hareotirt, linen.draper, at the Rampant. Horse Inn, Norwich. . . Dea. tz,„ William • of St. Mary-at. Hill, braAdy, tnercnant, at Guildhall. it Richard it eeve 'and William David lt:rner_, late •of . • Vere-street, Nlary•le- bonne, siationers,.at Dec:. S. GeOrge Detmett, of' Gray's-inn-lane, cow-keeper, at Guildhall. Dec. 22. " li,njamin Simmons, .late of I , les.'vcastle-street, Strand,- -slibeinakcr, at G uildliall, . Dec.. 15... William •.vlacleod,•ot Upper Crown-street, Wist tninster, arniy.;agent, at Guildhall Dec. to. R'edsliaW Spling, of • Caistor, mercer, at the An • gel I no, Glonford Brigo., Lincolnshire. • - • Dec. 8. J ames . witd. of ii -place, toWnship of -Hulme, Manchester, common-brewer, at the Star inn, Manchester. • ' • IFIcA TES: Dec'. 8. . James Wheeler, late of Abingdon. Berks, grocer. Thotnas Warwick; of Great Sutton-street, nichilesex, watch John Clarkson, 'of Mount-row, City-load, Middlesex, coal.,- - merchant. - Valentine -Cooper, of New Bond-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex; milliner. William Bucknell, of KPrby-street, Hatton-garden, Middle sex, watch-intinufatturer. Edward Platt, of Little Bolton, .Laricashire,,cotton-spinner. George: Stevens, jun of liedtord, grocer. - Allan Newman,. of Frith-street, -Soho, Middlesex, printer. John Davies, ot ChepstoW; Monmouth, watchmaker. s . Thomas Know lea, of York, shopkeeper. ~ • John lairburn, of ti)e Minolies, bookseller; • George Philip Davies, late of Philpo:- lane, coffee-merchant. Samuel Lloyd, of Manchester, dry-salter. Robert Gibson, of Leicester-street, IVestininster, victualler. victualler. Thomas Penney - and Henry Mayo, of 8..11 7 a11ey, Lombard- street, merchants. o:ln illative, now or late of the Old• City Chambers, Incr. chant. John Marshal], of Fleet.tnarker, clothes-sa , estnan. William flearscfn, late ot . Chiswell sneer, 001-street; paper hanger. Thomas Blake, of Webbe-street, Southwark, Surrey, rner- chant. • uhn tireaelcer Furze, of Webbe,street, Soutimaik, Sum), merchant. PA IZTA'ERS lIIPS D ISSOJ.I/Eq. fames Afars and Nathaniel Reddingtop, of Snow's- elds, isertnoridsey, 'Surrey, itiorogeo leather-dritssers. • -• john ', T enfold and .1 oseph Lower,' of Newgate.street, Lou don.' Joseph 'Rayner and William IZaynci, .tlitchirr, Herts . , drapers. ‘Vilil.llll Mason and: George Pay,e, of Oxford-street, linen- drapers. fames Cam; fohn . Gentr, - Thomas Creer.how, and f of Shehield, -York, merchants. • Joseph -Parry, and john Lrown, of" (_;oswell-street, Old street, ibliddlesex, a stiilers., - - Jerry Marshall and ltichard CoateS; of 'Manchester, - cution . inereriants. Christopher Smith. and John Patrick, of We'sr-end, Few_ stone, York, hax-spinners. • Southell and ionafhan Wilson, of Liverpoch'ca. bruct-maker. . . Tikatas Webb and Joln Love, of Arhordeld,Berks, Raper manufacaurcrs. Kingsmill Grove, the younger, and William Coniey, of the Beck, 13ristol, slatroners. Thomas &with and Edward•Wr . ight, of Nevvtai d, cottnig • knon, York, putters. • SAinuel Ke3V and John Chalklen, of'Power-str.et, St. ,Gries's the Fields, kliddlesek, closewitakv,,. IL'UNDLYN • k tinted by . .RICHARD HARRIS, or No. 4, Mart!ett-court, Rovii-strect; and PA tee SUN.ichtnts, Straiid. where. rif.iverlisemenls, Orders for Ift 't William Rees ma Tliorn?s Clark, of Br4iol, - dealers in smart,hoopii., Samuel.Crouiton, of London Charles Swainson, ot Lancaster and john S%vainSonfr"dt:Preitoll, _ . . . . . . ;Lancaster; eotion manufacturers. k. R4bert"Lees, nt Dukinfi . ,:ld, Chester,' and Robert Cuthbert, of Manchester, cotto,i-inanutadureris. - Catherine Sleigh and William Sleigh; ociValsall, Stafford, hat-makers, • - • !awe's - Alison •and 'Cornwell Baron, of Sculcoates, York, mahogany merchants. . 'l'hoinas-Flof)ley and lames Summers, :of W , ardour-street, irpn-toundrs, ' lOhn,liatr i ;huin, G. C.,l3ainbralge, and William Cartwright, . of 'Liv rpoól. • . - 'Andrew ltieland, Sariiteli r „Stevals, amt. Williani-lienry Cox, pf Bret:.:-,:rLet, wholesale hatA:rdashers.• 'loe.ph 'Bradley, of - Goseotte, Stalk:it : ci f: and Francis Edwards,' of- Leontiovet, Hereford; iron4;aunderi. Charles Cooper and Fri:ddrick llug6ciq of Londpn, coal rnarsliahtS• • THE NU:III3ER ,SI;VEIV. Seven 'is eneeposed of - the two' first perfe6l . numbers, ' (-guru and twee tier e and four ; for -the nurnbei two •consising of repeated unity, which is no number, is -not perfect.- • It comprehends the primary numerical triateele'or trine, and square or .quartile ; :conjuections considered by - .the fa veto ers of planetary ; intLience as ot, the most benign aspeet.. In it clays 'Creation was perfectea, and the seventh was consecrated to rest. .ten the seventh 'day of the seventh Month, a holy o'eserVance was 'ordained to the children of Israel,• who; feasted severe days,' ale! remained seven days in tents,. s ev e nth ye'-+"r was 'directed fo be a Sabbath of 'rest air all things; and the 'end of seven times seven eats commenced the grand Jubilee. Every seventh - ?ear the land lay .fallow; every seventh year there Was a geueral ,release from all debts, and all bonds- Men were set tree ; from this - law may have ori 'gioated the custom, of our. binding young men to seven year: apprenticeship, andof'purestung incor rigible, offenders:by trans. ortatiun for ;.eve a, -twice Nevl.ll, or three tinier seven ye'ars. Every . seventh year the•law was direetee to' be read to the people. Jacob served stevep , ye irs for the pessess:on of giehael, and also oti,er seven . yearS. Noah had seven days w arnieg of the flood, and was command ed-to take the fowls of the air into the Ark by sevens,_ and the -clean beasts by sevens. The Ark touched` groUnd - in the • seventh month ; and in seven days a dove was sent out; and again. in seven dayS The seven - yer s of plenty and Abe • seven-years of • famine Were , foretold in Pharaoh's dreaM, by. the , seren fat and the seven lean beasts • and the seven ears Of fulle"and the seven of blasted.corn.% Nebo chidnezzar was seven years a beat - and the fiery furnace was heated seven' times fiotter to receLyti Shadrac, Meihac, and .Abedne.go N man defiled, was by the Mosaic law unclean ,seven day's; thifyottegof both 'animals:mere to re. mairewith the darn .seven days, and at the close of the seventh to betaken away. By the old - law man was cornelandik.f• to • forgive hiS effetraing brother 'seven times.; but the meekness of the revealed-re ligion extended his lttiniiiity add ferneerance , to seventy times_seven.liThin beaveegzd fold, truly. lerre;.-ell sevttity times ea. • In the destrtiction'.°C.l.:;:icho; se co priests: bare . seven - trumpets sem...A) cap; : on the ~ selenth they surrounded the walls seven - ernes, and . after the seventh time the wrels fell. ailaarn pre-.; ' prtred 3tATen:yearS•tor a sacrifice ; add sever of sons were habged to stay fati:Me. Laban put sued Jacob- seven ;days journey. JOb's friends sat whle him ,eien days and seven night and offered:seven • brillecks' and 'seven ferns as an atonement for their wie:-.erlness. , In the seventh, year of his reign, Ic.ing Altazu-' eins feasted seven days ;'and On the. seventh dtreeted, his seven chamberlains to find a queen e who • lowed seven maidens to attend her.. Mizrian cleansed - of:: her :leprosy ,by- being shut t p : sevye days. Solomon was seven years in building the '.Tefirple, at the dedication Of whicli•he feasted seven • days. In theybernacle were-setcu lemcvse s seven days were eppOinted iof an ,atorlerneut teem the a;tar, wad the priest son was ordained..to weer his ' father's garmeet seven dal s. • Tie children br Israel' eat unleavened bread•se . -. yen days, Ahraham, ;gave seven ewe lambs to •',Alatinteecli as a 'memorial for .a 'well, and Joseph mourn. d Severi'days for j;icob._ The ltabbiys say that God einployed ,the power of tins 'number•to paled the greaineSs Siimuel les name answering the • v4vie-or the letters-in the i lebrev word which signify seyen; whence Hannah,. lii s rnothcr, ell her than Ki e says, '' hat the bar eii had brought forth seven: Id set iptui e aieenurne-' fated seven resurredtions : the \'vtdow's- sun _ by, Elias, theShunamite's. son by the solder. who touched the bones of the prophet, the daugh ter of the ruler of - the 'synagogiae, the widow's son of Nairn, LazarnireandOttr blesssed Saviour. The Apostles chose seveirdeaeons;- Enoch, who was tran4lated, 'was the scventh after Adam ; and Jesus Christ the seyenty-seventh. it) .a (lived hne.---- \ Our blessed Saviour spoke seven times on the , .Cross, on which he was seven hours ; he appeared seven. :times, and after seven . times seven days sent the Holy Ghost. - • In :the Lord's Prayer are seven petitions, contained . 4) seven timeS . seVen, words, darning th(st of mere grammaticill - connection. Within this number are conceal,:•d all the nays teries otythe Apocalypse, tevealed ;to the Seyel, churches Of Asia. •'l:ttere appeared seven.' golden . candlesticks; and seven stars in the hand of 'him that vk 'as in the midst ; seven lambs before the seven spirits of God ; the book with seven seals ;. the:lantb with seven horns and Seven eyes ; se'ven'angels with. . seven trusupets - ; seven kings, set en thunder: ; sever), ' thousand Men Stain ; the' dragon with seven heads and seven and •the bs:ast v~ irdt seven heads; st•yi..o angels • bringing, seven,-Plaguei and seven .! %flats of wrath. The vision of Daniel.vvas,of, the se venty weeks; and the elders of israel were se venty. There are also numbered' seven heavens, seven planet 4, seven stars,. seven men, seven cham pions ot - ChfiStendum, seven notes in Music, - seven si:rimary colours, seven 'deadly sins; seven sacra,- tnenis in the - 'loutish Church.. The seventh am < f i~...i was co sidered,as endowed tv'tii pre-ernir ent ,dom ; and tlid- 4evnt-li son of. a seventh son still thought 1 - ,cl:sess pov.:er of healin g eases spontaneous!... fc.:tlion i,...7:-kened to gold seven times purified; in - the . ; and we yet Sal' s you -frighten me out 'cif my •seveittenses. The (4- pogire sides "of every lace -on the dice make seven ; %Cnence the players at ,hazard make seven tl:e main. - Hippocrates says, that the septenary number, by -its occult virtitets, tends-: to the :accomplishment of all things ; to be the dispenser of life and fountain of all its changes ; and like Sliake,pear, hedivic the life of man. info seven ages. For. as the 'moon changes her faces every seven days this number fluences all. sublunary beings. In .seen hours • • geniturey eceiveSits first disposition to conception in seven days is:coagulatef ;in seven weeks it distinguiShed into 'members ; in seven months a child Allay be born and live, and nolbefore ; and an 7, . cietftly it was not named before seven da)s, .not be: ing accounted fully to hive life beton that periodi cal duty._ The 'teeth. spring out on the seventh month, and are shed and 'renewed in.. th e sevent h year, when infancy is clanged into .F 4 'twice seven years puberty ,beginS at` thrice seven years the faculties are developed,' manhood corn" mences, and we become regally competent to all civil - atis ; at tour times,seven riv,n t at the full possession of tis strength ; at five limes seven lie is fit for this business of the world ; at six times seven he 13.,eodies grave and wise, or never ; at Seven limes seven he •iz; in Irakilpogee, and from that. ,time, decays ;. ac - eight times seven he is in .his first climacteric; at trine times seven, or, ,sixty-three, he is in his grand climaderic, or year o f d an g er : and in time 4 s - ven, or three snore yearsand ten, has by the royal prophet been pronounced the natural period of 'nu , man life: . OUT H, I - 4111-1 Si.„ T,U. Bank Stock, S per Cent. tool 1 - Tish.s per Cent. 4 ear. Bzt pvi Cent. kt 3 per Cent. Cons. 6 , 7,1 4-i Bank L. Ann. ' , sbc,l by WILL !AM ARMIGER SC M V PS. Scuth 114 oltpn. strcei, G rorvenorarq tta' e. he Paper, teats for the griitf.;r *c. (psi-pawl), alloth add:esmt. [Ftict efLets of me siortr . „ . . Mr. N. Thorpe, m the tteseivoir, had a large quantity of coals. washed away. .11,1 r. John Thorpe, of Pilehbeck March, has been uncounnonly fou nate: b:ing'under disharge-from his tarn) (Major Atty.'s) ; he parted with his stuck lately. Had this not•been the case, he would, froni the present state of the land have- sustained a, loss Of many hundred poUndi: • The situation of trav e ll ers seems. here to Lave-been extremely dangerous.. Welton Mi, near Spilsbi', was blown dOwn 6n Saturday night`: fortunately the tniiler had just left it .to get a light.. TWO casks of spirits cast ashore at Gedney . were found. 4 two labouring men, who helped them- . selves so - plentifully -that one of them dit:d in cause , gnenee. • I' Bow--sTrtrO..—Qn Friday eveonig IPiiiivit .Berry and CiCarle' Glutier, two, lads betwoen seventeen an.l eighteen years, of age, were brou g h t to t h e a b ove ' ofik.e, Charged with robbing the shop 'of Mis.Ciarke, . , 3f Great Ilussel-st reet , Blotinsbury. . . . It appe:lred VI evidence, that about twelveb;elock • . at noon on Friday, a man ,of - the name of Ele.iiry Garrat was passing the shop -of the ,prosecutrix, when cbservivg the prisfiners iooklrg in at the c1,i1,- d0a , ,Ta4,1 ketOWing then to be repulcd thkfve's, tie "watched. them; and sav one of •t he prisoutf.4 - take an inserument• , ,(suppo , 3ed to (re a d•ainond) out of fi;s. pocket, and 'Ciat,a • square of -glasst ; • the F riscer I. Glover ' pU.s.heci. 'ii in, and Berry; ii/ith. t,i hooked hooked( of wire; . took stinie silk stockings, and they ,both then . wade 0ff . .., fiaiilitt • followed Ilium 1.0;o 1..)y0t-street, where he observe'd them glue the stock ings- to a woman, and they all went tOg ether . to a liiiwn(nokr:s .in . thotict-sireet, St. - Giles's - ;' fti girl . went' in, andthe prisoners reinained in Stir: sheet ; h..T followed the girl it to the shop, • told,ilie_ . pavn- broker,what he ha i l seed, took the sto c k' h• ; :-; ; fr.)ra iiiii - , and went into, the street 2,vith stt int , ,zl;o:.) of securing 'the •pri;orter ; he , succeeded in seizini; Glover, bet 'Berry ran otf, and thad i e'dits . eit.7ape. Glove( was -conveyed •to , the . Brown, Bear Publit.:- liOnse," where 1314kunaii, the cotis;able,. b. tug tn - formed who -the other robbei- was, went' into St. Gile,'s, and 'apr/reliended Berry. In thy e, co i on ..ilict — NrV't ' atriiii who went to p. , .wii the Atockingsrcallti upon •dhein at the Rrown Be.sr public-House:, when she • w:t, recognised, taken into. custody, and cointnitted •Viii . fr the prisoners for tue offence. - . . ~ The prrsoner Berry wa.s only aceaitted,at the 1:0 , t (I'd Miley Sys.ions tor a similar offence at a jewel' lei's sliop i in linittorit, btlf P NL/V . GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER i 6. Sailed—the Dryciaia'Aientor,.Goodwin, and Ceres, . • W‘irrco, for 'Jamaica ; Duchess of - York, Nlasz,v*:laut, tor • ,• iSet . ‘\,'lbk, Griffiths, fur icarbado•es ; LPitt Luch ra,c, Clark, fur St. Thuinas:s; And the lame 3, lopes, -tor - I'ooago. ISli!ti • On the toth hitt. the Lady . ,of Lieutenant-Colonel Birch, Assistant Quarter Mister. General, e.t a Son. On Alunitay last, at Camber:o6l, the Lady of .Captain You tighosband,- of the, i.last.liittia service, of a Daughter On Thursday night last, at his Irmse in Queen Anne. strcet Wvst, tne,Lady Of ; IViLiant Ociap, EDq• of .a Daughter. :Cho same d.iy, Mrs': Tegg, of Cheapside, ola Son. - 'MARA! F. ' • . - • Lately, at St. George's, .1 - lanovvr-sqtrire, Miss Harper, /.4117..). On Friday the 9th inst. Mrs.liicanur Chapman, of Nlak' lane. • , . - On Friday last, sudde(r,ly, of an apopleiy, at his brother's .house ire UpPerWrarpoie-streer,-lfernard Shirley, Estl• 11) the 58th-year of his'age. • Chi Ntontiay last, at Etifiel.l; Mrs. Elwin, wife of Fbun rain tiwip ; ()4 j "Cti*cfsy lttst,:at Ids house in illontague-square, 1.. 1 "._ Douglas, L.sq. Adniiriil of Blue. The , saine (i;ly, at Cariterbrt.ry, Charles Orlando - : ( lore. F , ,ti.A.litest sun of. the lire c. .q.Ol Tr.og i.'.:r" Hertloidshite, - tinny }rats one or the'RepresUtatives nt 11,10C,n,t dor that County. I.4tely, Mrs. Capper, widow of Richard Capper, Fesq: °f 1.31,t,ney, i terta. 0 i 1.1(....h,) 4DAY. lhoi2tStock, Inthal:ontis, 265. 235. pr. txcheq ills, ;Os. iss• P r ' ()annum, 'lt-, . I riirrrir.l 3 per Cf.nit. Balk for Account, 245 , Cons. for 27tii inst. 67 b. -, 4. () li te.\/\./ '4l v o , it,cleper P,i, I'ary 44, D• Pri n! qt rtlc Rtsti ~ ' ~ ~/ ,e 1 t P r i i _orzed 4; • ` Nl: \ ^:- 40 \ ~±;~:~